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    Animal Testing Methods

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    chemicals that may be in these products, so testing them on animals is completely illogical because scientist may never truly see the effect that those products may have on humans. Testing on animals is an ineffective way to test products because it yields unreliable results. The scientist can never fully get a proper understanding on the effects of these products by testing them on animals. The animal’s body can not show…

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    techniques in the inert gas atmosphere using Nitrogen. The goal is not to let oxidation happen that will prevent the formation of chromium (II) species. Also, the aim of this experiment is to successfully form chromium (II) acetate, to find its percentage yield and to conduct IR analysis to prove the success of the reaction as well as the purity of the compound. Magnetic susceptibility measurements will be required to determine whether the complex is diamagnetic or paramagnetic. Introduction:…

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    creating nourishment protection strategies for military purposes. Standage also talks about the Green Revolution, a leap forward in cultivating advancements and systems that happened in the 1940s to generally the 1970s which incredibly expanded crop yields. In this last piece of the novel we read about food and its role in war, the discovery of Ammonia, and the Green Revolution. At the start of this part Standage writes concerning about how food has been used as a weapon. Food in our modern…

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    EESA01 Assignment 1 Annotated Bibliography Impact of Climate change on Agriculture 1. Smith, W., Grant, B., Desjardins, R., Qian, B., Hutchinson, J., & Gameda, S. (2009). Potential Impact Of Climate Change On Carbon In Agricultural Soils In Canada 2000–2099. Climatic Change, 93(3-4), 319-333. doi:10.1007/s10584-008-9493-y This article focuses on the effect of global warming on carbon stocks in Canada’s agricultural soil. Smith el at. (2009) used weather data from 1951 – 2001 to predict climate…

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    a higher yield, this is because the left hand side of the equation occupies more gas molecules. The increase of pressure means that the effect of change is reduced; this is because there are fewer molecules, which reduces pressure. The higher the pressure increases the concentration of gas molecules, which in turn speeds up the reaction (Brown, 2000). When the temperature is decreased the position of equilibrium is moved to the right, which also results in more ammonia with a higher yield, as…

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    Agriculture plays a vital role in Australian social, economic and environmental sustainability. With approximately 134,000 farms businesses, Australian farmers produce around 93% of Australia’s daily domestic food supply. In 2010-11, there was 307,000 people employed in Australian agricultural industries including affiliated food and fiber industries. (Chirp, 2016) Current Agricultural Production The agricultural sector, at the farm gate, contributes 3% to Australia’s gross domestic product. In…

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    Negative Effects of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) The GMOs (Genetically modified organisms) are defined by WHO (World Health Organization) as the organisms which are altered genetically (DNA) in a manner that does not happen naturally, and that is done to confer to the desirable features. Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are formed by transferring a gene from one species to another, establishing something that does not happen naturally. A big portion of domestic crops contain DNA…

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    European Feudalism

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    Going back further- Moore explains a series of European continental population explosions and contractions that put forth an ecological crisis that put pressure on the current feudal system to change. He begins his account of the origins of capitalism in the 11th and 14th century population boom in medieval Europe during the golden age of European feudalism- nearly 500 years before Appleby or Wood begin their explanations due to a rejection of the commercialization model. Moore describes a…

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    couple of different methods to cultivate plants. Even thou Although all of them have the same objective of generating some kind of product from the plant, not all the process being used to grow plants necessary have a good yield few of the processes being used fail to have a good yield. This is where hydroponics is taking its place. Hydroponics cultivation is a method…

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    Even though Genetically Modified crops are feeding children in poverty stricken nations; they are destroying the ecosystem and are diminishing water sources. They will cross pollinate with local wildlife they will cross breed plants that secrete their own pesticides and herbicides. This will cause bugs to eat the plants, killing off some, but the ones that will survive will have obtained a resistance to the pesticide through natural selection, rendering the original gene totally and utterly…

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